Aschbach: Horse Riding, Fine Dining and Architectural Heritage

Aschbach offers three very different highlights: horse-riding experiences at Reiterhof Aschbach, fine regional seasonal cuisine at Aschbacher Hof and the architectural style of the former farmhouse at Aschbach 17. This lets you tailor your stay to different interests.

Horse-riding activities with different focuses

Reiterhof Aschbach offers riding lessons for returning and advanced riders, trail rides and coaching with horses. The range of options means a trip with different interests need not be built around just one horse-riding activity: lessons, riding out in the countryside and coaching each have their own focus. Check the booking arrangements for these activities before you travel.

Seasonal cuisine and historic architecture

Aschbacher Hof serves fine regional seasonal cuisine in its cosy dining rooms and on its panoramic terrace. This adds a culinary highlight alongside the horse-riding theme. Check the establishment’s opening arrangements before you travel.

The residential section of the former farmhouse at Aschbach 17 is a two-storey building with a shallow-pitched gable roof and an open gallery along the eaves, dating from the first half of the 19th century. The combination of a two-storey structure, shallow-pitched gable roof and gallery on the eaves side gives the building’s historical classification specific architectural features. For travellers interested in rural architecture, this historic building offers a different highlight from horse-riding activities and seasonal cuisine. Two-storey means that the residential section has two floors; a shallow-pitched gable roof is a gable roof with a gentle slope. The gallery is on the eaves side, where the roof surface ends. These terms therefore describe the number of floors, the roof style and the location of the gallery.

More to explore in the wider destination of Feldkirchen-Westerham

The wider destination of Feldkirchen-Westerham has its own attractions, too. The 66 km Mangfall Cycle Route runs southeast from Munich to Rosenheim and follows the Mangfall directly from Feldkirchen-Westerham onwards. The Kleinhöhenrain Bee Nature Trail is 2.3 km long. Comparing the lengths gives you a concrete sense of scale: are you looking for a longer cycling route or a shorter themed trail?

Mangfalltal Golf Club is situated on a plateau above Feldkirchen-Westerham and offers unobstructed views of the Mangfall Mountains from almost every hole. This is a distinctive scenic highlight within the wider destination.

The pilgrimage church of the Offering of Mary in Oberreit houses a late-Gothic carved devotional image dating from around 1470. Altenburg is the ancestral castle of the Vagener family. The Feldkirchen-Westerham Local History Collection digitises, preserves and presents the municipality’s cultural heritage in words, sound and images, from both the past and the present. The wider destination’s cultural attractions therefore range from religious art and local history to the preservation and presentation of cultural heritage.

As of 18 June 2024, Feldkirchen-Westerham was a stop on the Munich–Holzkirchen–Rosenheim railway line. Check the current timetable for specific train connections.

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